A bat mitzvah is an important day, so make memorable invites.
Save-the-dates are the first that guests hear about an event and when it will occur. Your bat mitzvah's save-the-dates should be fun and must contain all of the necessary information regarding place, date, time and attire requirements. You can incorporate any theme elements or colors in your save-the-dates.
Magnets
Using magnets for your save-the-date invitations is convenient because people can view them as a constant reminder of when the bat mitzvah will be. You can make your own magnets by purchasing the materials separately or buy them premade from an event-planning or printing company. These save-the-dates are also something people can continue to use even after the bat mitzvah.
Star of David
Shaped save-the-dates help to reiterate the theme of your event. A star-of-David-shaped save-the-date will hint at the fact that they're being invited to a bat mitzvah and is also a fun conversation piece for those receiving it. Don't limit yourself to just one shape -- you can send out several different-shaped save-the-dates to your guests. The shapes should be relevant to your party's theme.
Stickers
Save-the-dates in the form of stickers are useful because people can stick them in their date books or calendars for easier memory. You can make information stickers easily with a computer program and printer or can buy them.
Postcard
Taking a photograph and printing it on a postcard makes for an interesting save-the-date. You can personalize handwritten messages to each of your guests on the back of the postcard next to your bat mitzvah's information. A postcard invitation is memorable and can be personalized to suit the girl's personality.
Cookies
Consider catering to the sweet tooth with edible save-the-dates. Send a cookie box or bag of candies with the information contained on the wrapping. Your guests will appreciate the goodies, although a second reminder via phone or email may be necessary for those who forget to hang onto the wrapping.
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